Cohousing is a community-based housing model where individuals or families live in private homes while sharing common spaces and facilities such as gardens, kitchens, or recreational areas. This approach emphasizes collaboration, sustainability, and fostering strong social connections among residents. In Jamaica, cohousing could address housing challenges by providing a cost-effective and community-oriented solution, especially in urban areas where space is limited or in rural areas where cooperative living aligns with traditional practices. Globally, cohousing communities have gained popularity in countries like Denmark, the United States, and Canada as a way to promote eco-friendly living and reduce housing costs while enhancing quality of life through shared resources. In Jamaica, such developments could cater to retirees, young families, or individuals seeking a supportive, close-knit environment. Cohousing could also align with sustainable tourism models, offering unique, communi…
